DWM Business Process Analyst II (DWM Information Systems)
Company: City of Atlanta
Location: Atlanta, GA
Salary: $68,156 - $90,988 a year
Type: Full-time
Posted: 2026-09-02
About this role
Posting expires: September 8, 2026
Salary range: $68,156 - $90,988
General Description and Classification Standards:
Business Process Analyst II serves within the Office of Atlanta Information Management (OAIM/PMO) at the City of Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management (DWM). This mid-level analytical role is responsible for independently leading business analysis activities across a range of IT, operational, and infrastructure initiatives.
The Business Analyst II translates complex business needs into clear, actionable requirements; identifies process improvement opportunities; and supports data-driven decision-making across DWM divisions. This position works with moderate supervision and is expected to demonstrate a strong command of business analysis methodologies, stakeholder engagement, and systems thinking. Business Process Analyst II distinguishes itself from the Business Analyst I through greater independence, broader scope of assignments, and the ability to lead requirements efforts from initiation through implementation.
Supervision Received:
Works under very general supervision. Depending on organization structure, may work independently with responsibility for an assigned function or program.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
*These are typical responsibilities for this position and should not be construed as exclusive or all inclusive.*
- Lead requirements gathering sessions including interviews, workshops, focus groups, and observations with business and technical stakeholders
- Produce comprehensive business requirements documents (BRDs), functional specifications, use cases, user stories, and process narratives
- Develop and maintain requirements traceability matrices (RTMs) to link business needs to system and test requirements
- Assess and document current-state and future-state business processes using standard modeling techniques (BPMN, swimlane diagrams, flowcharts)
- Manage scope by identifying, documentin...